Back home from the last trip for this year.
Always great to settle in, and be surrounded by ones familiar objects.
He is not familiar. The Green Man was brought back from my holiday. Looking for an outside place to hang him. Garden or Courtyard? Glazed ceramic and about a 40 cm by 30cm. Do you like him? I fell in love with him.
Another part of the Beach piece finished. I must get a name for it " Treasures from the Shoreline" not very inspiring.
The Razor shell contains a poem.
Tissue paper painted, printed then waxed.
I have had another look at the STONES while away. I took scissors and glue and some photocopies of the drawings I had of the Stones and played.
Made it horizontal. Changed the composition completely. Will it work this way? Still not right but can now begin to see a way forward. Well maybe not.
Please look in next week as I plan to spend a day at the sewing machine putting the writing on the nameless Beach piece.
BYE BYE
Managed to finish this last piece " Lunan Bay " These little stones were collected from a walk on a local beach.
My matching rings were designed from this beach.
Have lost a stone and must get it repaired.
The gallery looked very large and empty. Fusation members will be handing in exhibits throughout the day. When we arrive for the preview on Friday the gallery space will be transformed. I hope.
Mood board to go into group profile folder.
I still need to add writing. Computer working again but printer will copy and scan but not print. I should have moved to the woods and lived a techno free life!!!
Friend bought me a sweet little colander and I have bought kitchen gadgets to match.
A lovely workman has turned up and assured me he can make my garage into a bright functional studio. I can hardly believe it is going to happen. Very very excited. Fingers crossed it all goes to plan.
Glad I made the deadline for handing in day.
Oh and I have lost 4 lbs. Walking and no midnight snacks of toast and cheese or bowls of icecream.
This photo tells the story of a disaster but it had a happy ending.
Looking in next week to hear about the exhibition and the preview.
BYE BYE
